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Bishop T.D. Jakes suffers medical incident mid-sermon

Church services at the Potter’s House of Dallas came to a sudden halt on Sunday when Bishop T.D. Jakes experienced a health incident mid-sermon. The renowned pastor and motivational speaker had been speaking about the joys of preaching just moments before the incident occurred. Video footage of the medical emergency quickly spread across social media platforms, causing concern among his followers.

“I still love to preach. I ain’t tired of preaching,” Jakes, 67, expressed to the congregation. “I miss you.” He went on to share a personal anecdote, likening the act of preaching to visiting a hospital and being unexpectedly encouraged by the patients. “You think you’re giving out something, you’re getting back more than you gave,” he reflected.

As Jakes quoted Psalm 19:14, his speech suddenly ceased, and he appeared to be in distress, sitting motionless and staring off into the distance. Concerned attendees rushed to his aid, while a speaker called for prayers from the congregation. The mood in the sanctuary shifted from reverence to urgency as medical attention was quickly summoned.

Following the incident, an update was posted on Bishop T.D. Jakes’ social media accounts, reassuring his followers that he had received immediate medical attention and was in stable condition under the care of healthcare professionals. The Potter’s House community expressed gratitude for the outpouring of love, prayers, and support during this challenging time.

Fox News Digital reached out to Jakes’ team for further comment on the incident. The cause of the health scare has not been disclosed at this time. The congregation and fans of Bishop T.D. Jakes continue to send their thoughts and prayers for his swift recovery.

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Andrea Margolis, a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business, contributed to this report. Readers are encouraged to send any story tips or updates to andrea.margolis@fox.com.

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